Things you don't want to hear....

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SnowSara
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#16 Post by SnowSara »

I've gotten the "Ehhh, you might be a little sore later. Sorry." from the assistant, haha! The day they put my posted wire on she said it just as I was about to walk out the office door. When I turned back, she had darted off already back into the treatment room! That little sneak! I love those girls, they always make me laugh.

(saying I was a "little" sore is an understatement, lol)
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All Metal Uppers and Lowers - brackets placed with OrthoCAD

Braces on 2/1/2007, Removed 2/13/2008, now in Essix retainers.

wootage
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#17 Post by wootage »

REAL ONE:
Me after I just got my braces in an hour ago: Hey i think something came lose
Ortho: Oh looks like the gates (on daemon braces) arent shut, there are 3-4 of them that arent closed
*whispers something to the other dentist*

REALLLY discouraging

JoviFan
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Re: Things you don't want to hear....

#18 Post by JoviFan »

Cleobabe wrote:
Delag wrote:
*You know, I think this would have looked better if we hadn't extracted those teeth.
OH NO! that is what I'm scared of. :(

Pretty funny though :D
YEA ME TOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :shock: :shock:
Uppers Braced 1/29/07; 2 Upper bicuspid extractions 9/14/07; Lowers braced 9/25/07
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Miss Smiley
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#19 Post by Miss Smiley »

"You should have scheduled this adjustment after halloween if you were going out. You should schedule your next appointment after Thanksgiving so you can actually eat........."
Upper and lower 1st premolars extracted
Uppers braced 4/6/07 & Lowers braced 4/20/07
ceramic brackets and rectangular arch wires
Est. term: 30-36 months
De-banded: 3/04/09 w/ LBR and U&L Essix

CactusZAF
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Location: South Africa

#20 Post by CactusZAF »

Last week I went in to have a loose bracket rebonded, so the assistant asks how I'm adapting to having braces (I was braced early September), to which I reply that I've had minimal discomfort so far. After looking in my mouth she says "Oh, you're not complaining because you only have the uppers in so far" (not exactly an encouraging statement to make)! She then proceeds to make me even more apprehensive after she's finished bonding the offending bracket by telling me to bite (so she could check the bracket placement I presume) and then saying "Ooh, there's still lots of work needed down there!" :shock:
Oh well, gotta finish what I've started!!

Delag
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#21 Post by Delag »

As I was leaving my ortho one day, he was taking delivery of his latest Porche.....that hurt.

dagwoman
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#22 Post by dagwoman »

Meryaten wrote:"I think we'll need to put the braces back on"
That one pretty much takes the cake!

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